Business funding document requirements vary by financing program. Most applications begin with a completed application and recent business bank statements. Larger financing requests, SBA loans, term loans and business lines of credit may also require business financials.
Don't Have Everything Yet? That's Okay.
You don't need to collect every document listed on this page before getting started. Submit your initial application first. Your funding specialist will let you know which additional documents apply to your specific financing program.
For many working capital and MCA programs under $250,000.
Completed application
Recent business bank statements (4 months)
Recent merchant processing statements (4 months)
Existing funding information (if applicable)
Government-issued ID
Voided business check
Additional bank statements
Other documents requested by underwriting
Not every applicant will be required to provide every item listed above. Additional documentation is based on the business profile, funding program and underwriting requirements.
Generally applies to MCA requests over $250,000, SBA loans, term loans and business lines of credit.
Completed application
Recent business bank statements
Most recent financials
Requested amount and use of funds
Business tax returns
Personal tax returns
Year-to-date P&L
Balance sheet
Debt schedule
Government-issued ID
Voided business check
Business/entity documents
Proof of ownership
Some financing programs require additional information specific to the transaction. Here's what to have available to get started.
Application
Bank statements
Equipment quote or invoice
Vendor information
Application
Bank statements
A/R aging report
Sample invoices
HELOC • DSCR • Fix & Flip • Construction • Commercial Real Estate
Property address
Property type
Estimated property value / purchase price
Current mortgage balance, if applicable
Requested financing amount
Purpose of financing
Basic borrower/business information
Purchase contract
Mortgage statement / payoff
Lease or rent roll
Property insurance
Property tax information
Rehab or construction budget
Scope of work
Appraisal
Title information
Entity documents
Proof of liquidity/reserves
Required documents depend on the property, financing program and transaction.
Your initial prequalification is the first step. Final approval may require additional documentation or verification depending on the lender and financing program.
If underwriting requests additional documents, we'll let you know exactly what's needed to keep your file moving.